State of the project after SUSE Hackweek 24

As part of SUSE Hack Week 24 I started this project with the scope in mind to at least have something running. This is what I have achieved by the end of this week:

• The kernel knows how to parse the Device Tree blob to obtain the memory location of the initrd blob.
• The kernel can parse the initrd (as referenced by the Device Tree blob) to reference all the user-space binaries.
• The kernel can parse the ELF binary for each user-space binary in order to get their binary entry.
• The kernel can react to the OpenSBI timer and count seconds on QEMU.
• The kernel can schedule each binary entry depending on the requirement of the whole system.

Hence, by the end of the week I already got a kernel that could start on QEMU and show the whole fizz, buzz, fizzbuzz strings as given by user-space processes. Even with rough edges still to be polished, my initial goals have been met.